The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-05-19
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LOCAI NEWS.
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q. q. NGsToN. LOCAL EDITOR.
Frying. size chickens are In demand at
good prices. .=.:53- Z,
I:ooEE elossIys ls q iatsef your premises, and
keep them clean. ...iis,. a
Local news, like money, Is hard 70 get
hold Of these days:
Our dry goods merchants are doing a
good business this Spring.
There Is considerable diarrhna and
dysentery in the County: $. :.
Our Firenaen and Band Boys leave this
morning for Charlotte, via Seneca.
There are number Of loafers on our
strea.s whoshonld be in the cotton patch.
About . hair dozen candidates are al.
S ready. in the field for Solicitor Orf's posi-.
s ton.
All sections of the County have been
visited by good rains during the past
week,
Mrs: MI. Presnel, Of Atlanta, Ca, is
spending q few days in the city with rela.
workmen are now engaged in putting
a5upS the ceiling in the new Methodist
ssCaurch.
81 Mise Mamie Howell, q popular young
Lady Of Greenville, is visiting relatives in
tina city.
Editor McGill. of the Hartwell Sun, has
been feasting on frogs. He says they are
delicious.
The Piedmont Manufacturing Company
has declared 70 semi.annual dividend of
fiye Pei: cent.
The paint brush has recently improved
sths appearance of q numbarsof dwelling
houses in the city. ss44e.ssss;-:rs-7,.
The crop prospects sare growing more
promising every day, and thas farmers are
wearing l.appy smiles - 5 : 6, 3 -
Our schools are beginning to prepare
sfor the Cammencenenf, exercises, which
take place next month.
Judge Cox returned from the Southern;
baptist Convention last Friday: he res
ports q most pleasant trip.
Hays you tried white q Wilhitss ice
cream soda watersf III not, do so. It is
ssomething new, and is excellent.
Mr.J.D.Farr has recently moved into
ssthe city. and is occupying SIR. J. NJ.
Smiths house, on Greenville street.
IS Miss voH[ammie Heard, an accomplish
led and fascinating young lady of Eber.
ston. Ga, Is In the city visiting friends. b.
s. # The Pioneer Firemen were literally
spatronized Of their festival last Friday.
evening. The NET receipts we've about.
$500. 80
- Mr.. W. B. Hall has shown us squirrel
hide which be tanned. He says It makes
the best Of shoe strings and very fine
gloves. ., 81
So The:ne1t session OF the Episcopal Dio-
eesan Convention OF South Carolina will
abs held tn this city on thesecond Weines-
day IN May. 1888
Aiafge; new key was picked up on the
streets e few days since snd has been left
1t this Office. It looks very much like
s tie hremen's keys.
- Now cometh the days when the store
! keepers ard their clerks bring forth tho
checkers to beguile the lonely hours Of
the unsvently day.
Lesser q Co.'s new advertisements should
d have your attention. Bargains are to be
hsd at every counter. and our readers
should secure some OF them.
"a full attendance OF the w. g. T. u.
SIS desired at the meeting on the 24th inst.
at the residence Of Rev. J. 8. Murray, for
the annual election OF officers.
The following persons have packages
In the ExpresiI Office in this city: A. A.
Dean, Anderson; d. ]. Sherard, Mofatts.
vile r. q. Witherspoon. Anderson.
The Greenville Neus says the war be-
tween the Williamston base ballists and
lsyangalist Munday has been aettled on q
mutually satisfactory and honorable
basis. -
We regret that onr business prevented
l.s: :fsom attending the pic mic at Cooley's
Bridge last Saturday. We are informal
that q large crowd was present and the
occasion 8 most pleasant one. s.
List OF letters remaining in the POST
Soaace for tte week ending May 18th.
Persons calling for these letters viii please
say they are advertised Crockett Patter-
. son, col, Thomas 81. Paris, George Reed.
Mrs. Jones, wife Of Dr.. q. N. Jones,
died at her home near this city last satur-
s day afternoon, after q brief illness, aged
about so years. Her remains were car
risd TO Abbeville County on Sunday for
.fnterment.
K. Gen. e. r. Alexander, President Of the
Georgia Central system, accompanied by
his secretary, his nephew and superinten-
dent Starr. visited Anderson last Friday.
They came on special train, and spent
several hours here.
Workmen are now engaged in tearing
down the front wall Of the portion Of the
west wing OF the Waverly House owned
by Mr.. 4. H. Seel. A handsome, mod
ern front viii be erected, and the rooms
considerably improved.
Troy correspondence Of the Abbsville
s hsss and Banner: ''Miss Willie Sulliv an
LETT here on last Saturday to take charge
Of q school in Anderson County. Miss
Sullivan is highly accomplished, and the
people Of Anderson may congratulate
Themselves on securing her services"
Last Tuesdsy 1t was our good fortune to
receive D basket of the largest and most
luscious strawberries we have ever seen